Da qualche anno
ricercatori del CNR come il prof. Marinelli o i ricercatori dell’istituto
Ramazzini o come il Prof. Levis lo affermano con ricerche simili a quella
condotta negli USA , ma siccome sono ricercatori Italiani , abbiamo fatto finta
che non esistessero , oggi forse perché la ricerca è statunitense allora ci
svegliamo , ed incominciamo a considerare il fenomeno, come si dice “meglio
tardi che mai “.
La nota importante
come affermato , dopo questo nuovo studio, da l’ex
coordinatore dello studio del National Toxicology Program, Ron Melnick, citato
dal Wall Street
Journal, l’idea
che le radiazioni dei dispositivi mobili non siano rischiose va accantonata
«definitivamente», non capiamo il perché una certa stampa e società civile continui a sminuire tale problema rassicurando in ogni modo che ancora non è stato accertato tale pericolo.
Attualmente,
le norme si concentrano SOLO sugli effetti termici di riscaldamento indotti
dalle radiofrequenze, e non sui danni biologici che possono provocare.
Ne
danno notizia i principali quotidiani:
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Report of Partial findings from the
National Toxicology Program Carcinogenesis Studies of Cell Phone Radiofrequency
Radiation in Hsd: Sprague Dawley® SD rats (Whole Body Exposure)
Michael Wyde Mark Cesta Chad Blystone Susan Elmore Paul Foster Michelle Hooth Grace Kissling DavidMalarkey Robert Sills Matthew Stout Walker Kristine Witt Mary Wolfe John Bucher
Abstract
The US National Toxicology Program (NTP) has carried
out extensive rodent toxicology and carcinogenesis studies of radiofrequency
radiation (RFR) at frequencies and modulations used in the US
telecommunications industry. This report presents partial findings from these
studies. The occurrences of two tumor types in male Harlan Sprague Dawley rats
exposed to RFR, malignant gliomas in the brain and schwannomas of the heart,
were considered of particular interest, and are the subject of this report. The
findings in this report were reviewed by expert peer reviewers selected by the
NTP and National Institutes of Health (NIH). These reviews and responses to comments
are included as appendices to this report, and revisions to the current
document have incorporated and addressed these comments. Supplemental
information in the form of 4 additional manuscripts has or will soon be
submitted for publication. These manuscripts describe in detail the designs and
performance of the RFR exposure system, the dosimetry of RFR exposures in rats
and mice, the results to a series of pilot studies establishing the ability of
the animals to thermoregulate during RFR exposures, and studies of DNA damage.
Capstick M, Kuster N, Kühn S, Berdinas-Torres V, Wilson P, Ladbury J, Koepke G,
McCormick D, Gauger J, Melnick R. A radio frequency radiation reverberation
chamber exposure system for rodents Yijian G, Capstick M, McCormick D, Gauger
J, Horn T, Wilson P, Melnick RL and Kuster N. Life time dosimetric assessment
for mice and rats exposed to cell phone radiation Wyde ME, Horn TL, Capstick M,
Ladbury J, Koepke G, Wilson P, Stout MD, Kuster N, Melnick R, Bucher JR, and
McCormick D. Pilot studies of the National Toxicology Program's cell phone
radiofrequency radiation reverberation chamber exposure system Smith-Roe SL,
Wyde ME, Stout MD, Winters J, Hobbs CA, Shepard KG, Green A, Kissling GE, Tice
RR, Bucher JR, Witt KL. Evaluation of the genotoxicity of cell phone
radiofrequency radiation in male and female rats and mice following subchronic
exposure
FONTE : BIORXIV.org
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